Sentence examples for analysis of different dna from inspiring English sources

In a paper on the comparative analysis of different DNA extraction protocols from plant tissues, Csaikl et al. [ 4] wrote that "the problem of DNA extraction is still an important issue in the field of plant molecular biology" and that "a chemical tissue disruption method as used in mammalian cells might be the method of choice".

Nybom (2004) who conducted an analysis on a compilation of different DNA markers for estimating intraspecific genetic diversity in plants calculated an average of 54.9 polymorphic markers per study.

A reliable determination of the quantities of different DNA targets is important as well in the analysis of circulating fetal DNA in the plasma of a pregnant woman.

Similarly, treatment of primary lymphoma cells wt for p53 according to our western blot analysis with a number of different DNA-damaging agents, including Etoposide and Doxorubicin, or other anti-neoplastic agents reported in part to act via Caspase-2 failed to reveal significant differences between wt, Pidd- or Caspase-2-deficient Eμ-Myc tumor cells.

All mutagenized DNAs were subjected to multiple independent PCR amplifications to ensure analysis of different strands of DNA; subclones derived from independent PCR amplifications are distinguished by different letters of the alphabet.

Interestingly, an analysis of different types of control DNA resulted in a variable pattern of background distributed over the chromosomes [ 31, 32].

The technical aspect of LOC involves a network of microchannels, microchambers, microvalves, and micromixers that allows performing analysis of different samples, for example, DNA amplification by polymerase chain reaction (PCR) [ 25– 27].

Our previous analysis of different ChIP-base TF-DNA binding datasets [ 9] suggested that the mixture probability distribution model (1) could reflect a common property of TF-DNA binding events in different cells in different experimental conditions.

Mitochondrial DNA analysis of different tissues and cells from an individual is often carried out in order to learn more about the distribution of some minor variation (heteroplasmy) of mtDNA molecules within an organism and about spontaneous somatic mutations that could play a role in carcinogenesis, in particular.

We further evaluated the effects of using different DNA amounts in the analysis.

The copy number of EEF1A2 in normal blood DNA was determined using an average value from analysis of five different blood DNA samples.